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Failed breakout. Failed breakout. Failed breakout. Failing at the all-time high... from a really constructive look on Tuesday to just saying no thanks on Wednesday. What does it mean? Like is this going to be a lower high? Maybe I would just wait for this one here underneath this
— Trade Brigade, at 33:28
CRM is not it. Speaking of failed breakouts, there you go. CRM, no good.
— Trade Brigade, at 19:06
go on over to your Teslas of the world and take a look at the failure through the hammer high on today's session from what looked like a decent start to the morning to an unchanged close. Just ugly stuff on Tesla.
— Trade Brigade, at 19:06
Here comes Broadcom. Earnings in the after hours has us at about 413... clearly not holding the top of the flag... you're going to be opening near the flag lows. That's a that's Hey, title of today's video, failed breakout. How about it on AVGO?
— Trade Brigade, at 36:16
Meta which they did dirty on the Monday session. I mean just horrible. Speaking of failed breakouts, here you go. Look at that daily hammer on Friday. Oh, we're all ready to go over the hammer high on Monday. Just shattered expectations with that big sell.
— Trade Brigade, at 22:05
look no further than a Netflix which has just been absolutely destroyed over here.
— Trade Brigade, at 22:05
There there are there are stocks that were trending from this bare market low. You see the S&P 500 above that on the chart. Uh so I wouldn't trade that. Uh I stick to what the I stick to my universe... it kind of chopped around the 200 while other stuff performed a lot better.
— TraderLion, at 2:50
It's interesting that the leaderboard is called Claudonomics. Meta has spent billions, if not tens of billions of dollars, to build its own llama family of AI models. But Llama is so bad that not even Meta's own employees use it.
— Wall Street Millennial, at 12:31
Huang uses a very manipulative rhetorical technique. He has no evidence that token maxing produces a return on investment. So rather than defend that claim directly, he leans on a larger unstated premise that AI dramatically boosts engineering productivity.
— Wall Street Millennial, at 19:05
Microsoft says that AI usage is no longer optional and is now incorporated into performance reviews... An anonymous Microsoft employee told the pragmatic engineer that he has resorted to unproductive token maxing.
— Wall Street Millennial, at 9:22
I see a stock though with lower highs and lower lows and it's going to need at least some time to heal. There was no hurry to get involved in Nvidia.
— Brian Shannon - Alpha Trends, at 10:34
we broke an important trend line. We broke the 20-day moving average... the path of least resistance is lower... it is now time to play a more defensive posture
— Brian Shannon - Alpha Trends, at 0:00
Microsoft came up to the declining 200 day moving average and completely failed.
— Brian Shannon - Alpha Trends, at 10:34
Amazon, it broke down as well. It's below a declining 5-day moving average. If you buy below a declining 5-day moving average, you're typically going to get what you deserve.
— Brian Shannon - Alpha Trends, at 10:34
Netflix is just a dog in a downtrend.
— Brian Shannon - Alpha Trends, at 10:34
For the NASDAQ, this very violently broke below the 20-day moving average... the path of least resistance is lower. So, you shouldn't be looking to be a buyer. It is now time to play a more defensive posture for the NASDAQ.
— Brian Shannon - Alpha Trends, at 3:24
Two weeks ago, Alpha Trends, we bought Google. We sold a quarter of it here. We got stopped out of the balance on this day and it's broken. As I mentioned, I thought it would come down to the anchor from the low as well as the 50-day moving average. I would love to see it maybe c
— Brian Shannon - Alpha Trends, at 10:34
Meta, it's below a declining 200 day moving average. It should not surprise you to see it break down. It's a broken name.
— Brian Shannon - Alpha Trends, at 10:34
Palunteer came right up to the declining 200 day moving average and did what it's supposed to. Don't trust rallies with a declining 200 day moving average.
— Brian Shannon - Alpha Trends, at 10:34
the most important thing that happened this week is it broke below the 5-day moving average. It rallied up and found supply. It gapped up and found supply. Don't trust rallies from an intermediate term. Don't be making buys for a swing trade with a stock with a declining 5-day mo
— Brian Shannon - Alpha Trends, at 13:54
